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AI-powered social media ad creation with website scraping for FB, IG & Pinterest

Malik HashirMalik Hashir
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2/3/2026
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Purpose & Audience

This workflow empowers marketing teams, agencies and solopreneurs to instantly generate on-brand, platform-optimized social media ads — without designers or complex setup.

Perfect for:

  • Running performance marketing campaigns
  • A/B testing ad creatives
  • Scaling content for multiple platforms
  • Non-technical users who want AI-powered design

Key Features

Smart Prompt Engineering:  – Scrapes your provided landing page to auto-extract brand voice, offers, and content  – Use Gemini AI to craft Ideogram-optimized prompts

Multi-Platform Ad Generation: Facebook, Instagram & Pinterest.  – Supports 7 formats:   • Facebook Feed (1200x630)   • Facebook Story (1080x1920)   • Instagram Feed (1080x1080)   • Instagram Story & Reel (1080x1920)   • Pinterest Pin (1000x1500)   • Pinterest Story (1080x1920)

Powered by Ideogram v3 Turbo (Replicate):  – Public, affordable, around 33 images for $1  – Understands layout, branding, and text placement  – ~$0.03/image with $1 free credit

Delivers Directly to Slack:  – Get all generated ads in your team channel with auto-captions (platform, offer, context)

How It Works (Step-by-Step)

  1. User fills out a simple form with:  – Business context, offer, brand colors, platform, and desired ad sizes  – Additional Features: Landing page URL + toggle to scrape & enhance prompt with AI

  2. If enabled, the workflow:  – Scrapes your website using Firecrawl  – Sends content + form data to Gemini to generate a professional Ideogram prompt

  3. For each selected dimension, the workflow:  – Calls Ideogram v3 Turbo on Replicate with the correct aspect ratio  – Downloads the image from the response URL

  4. All ads are uploaded to Slack with rich captions for easy review & sharing

How to Set Up

Get a Replicate API Token

  1. Sign up at replicate.com
  2. Replace YOUR_REPLICATE_API_TOKEN in all 7 HTTP Request nodes

Create a Slack App

  1. Go to api.slack.com/apps → “Create New App”
  2. Add files:write scope → Install to workspace
  3. Add as OAuth2 credential in n8n

Set Up Firecrawl

  1. Get API key at firecrawl.dev
  2. Create a Header Auth credential with: Authorization: Bearer YOUR_FIRECRAWL_TOKEN

Activate the workflow and share the Form Trigger URL with your team!

Value Proposition

  • Go from idea to ad in 60 seconds — no design skills, no designers, no information sharing, no hassle.
  • This workflow saves hours of manual design work, ensures brand consistency, and leverages cutting-edge AI — all while costing less than $5 for 100 ads.
  • Ideal for agile marketing teams who need speed, quality, and scalability.

Available Models: Customization Option

If you’re comfortable with low-code tools and want to use any other model from the hundreds available at Replicate (https://replicate.com/explore), you’re welcome to do so. Simply update your "POST" request to match the specific schema of the chosen model, and you’re all set. Don’t worry about the schema details—Replicate provides clear, easy-to-follow documentation for each model. Some models are free with limited quotas, while others require payment. Overall, it offers the most comprehensive library of image models available.

AI-Powered Social Media Ad Creation with Website Scraping

This n8n workflow automates the process of generating social media ad content by scraping a website and leveraging AI (Google Gemini) to create compelling ad copy. It then allows for manual review and approval via Slack before finalization.

What it does

  1. Triggers on Form Submission: The workflow starts when a new submission is received via an n8n Form Trigger. This form likely collects the target website URL and possibly other ad-related parameters.
  2. Scrapes Website Content: It uses an HTTP Request node to fetch content from the provided website URL.
  3. Prepares Data for AI: An "Edit Fields (Set)" node processes the scraped data, likely extracting relevant text and formatting it for the AI model.
  4. Generates Ad Copy with Google Gemini: The prepared data is fed into the Google Gemini node, which generates creative and engaging social media ad copy based on the website's content.
  5. Routes for Approval: A "Switch" node is used to route the generated ad copy. This implies there might be different paths based on certain conditions (e.g., ad quality, specific keywords, or a simple approval/rejection flow).
  6. Sends for Human Review (Slack): One of the potential paths from the "Switch" node leads to a Slack node, indicating that the generated ad copy is sent to a designated Slack channel for human review and approval.

Prerequisites/Requirements

  • n8n Instance: A running n8n instance to host the workflow.
  • n8n Form Trigger: You will need to set up and configure the n8n Form Trigger to collect input for the workflow (e.g., website URL).
  • Google Gemini API Key: Credentials for Google Gemini to enable AI content generation.
  • Slack Account & API Token: A Slack workspace and an API token configured as an n8n credential to send messages for review.

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the Workflow: Import the provided JSON into your n8n instance.
  2. Configure Credentials:
    • Set up your Google Gemini credentials with your API key.
    • Configure your Slack credentials to connect to your Slack workspace.
  3. Configure n8n Form Trigger:
    • Open the "On form submission" node.
    • Define the fields you want to collect (e.g., websiteUrl for the target website).
    • Save the form and note its URL.
  4. Configure HTTP Request:
    • Ensure the "HTTP Request" node is configured to use the websiteUrl from the previous "On form submission" node to fetch the website content. You might need to adjust the URL or parameters based on how your form is set up.
  5. Configure Edit Fields (Set):
    • Adjust this node to extract and format the specific data points from the scraped website content that you want Google Gemini to use for ad generation.
  6. Configure Google Gemini:
    • Set up the prompt for the "Google Gemini" node to guide the AI in generating social media ad copy based on the input from the "Edit Fields" node. Specify the desired output format and content style.
  7. Configure Switch Node:
    • Define the conditions in the "Switch" node to route the workflow based on your approval process. For example, you might have a "true" path for sending to Slack and a "false" path for direct publishing (if applicable) or further processing.
  8. Configure Slack Node:
    • Specify the Slack channel where you want the ad copy to be sent for review.
    • Customize the message to include the generated ad copy and any relevant information for the reviewer (e.g., the original website URL).
  9. Activate the Workflow: Once all configurations are complete, activate the workflow.
  10. Trigger the Workflow: Submit the n8n form with a website URL to initiate the ad creation process. The generated ad copy will be sent to your specified Slack channel for review.

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